Gibbs has yet to disappoint me from his music to his acting. The movie was a lot more artistic than I anticipated, and there is several underlying themes here that some may not understand if they haven't followed Gibbs and his experiences he's had in the music industry. But I do understand he wasn't playing himself but the reason he was perfect for the role is because of what he went through. Fans will treasure this movie, those not as familiar with him will be those that whine about the "farm scenes" not being realistic. And my guess is they have heard none of his music and know about his life.

Will always be a fan and I go to his shows every chance I get, the loyalty among his fans is strong and will tune in to anything he's got coming! Keep it up Freddie Kane! 100.

I didn't have any problem understanding the dialogue in this film. I would suggest anyone who did may not be a native english speaker.

I have seen farms run like this.

The actors were top notch. Anyone saying they weren't doesn't know what they're talking about. Just look at the imdb profiles of the actors.

I would maybe suggest that some people who have a problem with the actors and the film may have in reality problems with race.

I gave the movie 4 stars as it lacked a lot in the content and due to the poor audio or the lack of enunciation by the actors, it was difficult to understand what they were saying and if it was not for the subtitles, I would have been completely lost. The movie also lacked in vocabulary as it seemed the only words used were the N word and the F word.